Sentence examples for communities to handle from inspiring English sources

"There are more frequent and more severe shocks for communities to handle," said the EU.

"Mr. President, now is the time to affirm the commitment you made, both to the 'incredible kids' who benefit from DACA and to their families and our communities, to handle this issue 'with heart,'" reads the letter.

The main motivation of cloudlet comes from the Internet community to handle the resource constraint on the mobile devices.

"All this is making security more democratic, this issue was too big for the security community to handle alone.

The church understands the impact marijuana can have on social problems, says Bird. "We stand behind the science and the medical community to handle this, not popular vote.

The Church understands the impact marijuana can have on social problems, says Bird. "We stand behind the science and the medical community to handle this, not popular vote.

This begs a second question, since when is young boys taking a picture of a rape of a 15 year old girl and then distributing it considered an issue for the community to handle?

The Prophet set an example for his community to handle the fact of diversity of faiths, requiring Muslims to recognize and respect God's decision in the matter of allowing various faith communities to exist with each other and even with those who choose not to believe in God at all.

The recent outbreaks of SARS and West Nile virus in Canada and last year's bioterrorist attacks in the United States are focusing the attention of public health officials and governments on the potential for future outbreaks of infectious diseases--and just how well equipped the scientific and medical communities are to handle them.

But each community needs to handle it, you know, that benefits their community.

The main requirements are for community capacity to handle issues of additionality, acceptability, externalities, certification, and community organisation.